Question

what best describes the \three principles of the people\? the agreement signed after the revolution of 1911 sun yat - sens ideas for governing china the declaration that helped overthrow the emperor the foundations of the communist party

Explanation:

The "Three Principles of the People" (San - Min Doctrine) were put forward by Sun Yat - sen. It consists of nationalism, democracy, and people's livelihood. It was his ideological framework for the governance and development of China.
The agreement signed after the 1911 Revolution is not the "Three Principles of the People". The declaration that helped overthrow the emperor is more related to the revolutionary slogans and actions of the 1911 Revolution rather than specifically the "Three Principles of the People". And the "Three Principles of the People" is a bourgeois ideology, while the Communist Party has its own set of Marxist - based ideological foundations.

Answer:

Sun Yat - sen's ideas for governing China